Mastruz com Leite
Brazilian musical group
Mastruz com Leite is a Brazilian electronic forró band, formed in 1990 by entrepreneur Emanuel Gurgel, in Fortaleza, Ceará. It is considered the first electronic forró band in the country, as it introduced instruments such as electronic keyboard, electric guitar, electric bass, and saxophone in addition to the traditional accordion, zabumba, and triangle, expanding the sonic possibilities of forró.
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Mastruz com Leite
Brazilian musical group
Mastruz com Leite is a Brazilian electronic forró band, formed in 1990 by entrepreneur Emanuel Gurgel, in Fortaleza, Ceará. It is considered the first electronic forró band in the country, as it introduced instruments such as electronic keyboard, electric guitar, electric bass, and saxophone in addition to the traditional accordion, zabumba, and triangle, expanding the sonic possibilities of forró.
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Mastruz com Leite is a Brazilian electronic forró band, formed in 1990 by entrepreneur Emanuel Gurgel, in Fortaleza, Ceará. It is considered the first electronic forró band in the country, as it introduced instruments such as electronic keyboard, electric guitar, electric bass, and saxophone in addition to the traditional accordion, zabumba, and triangle, expanding the sonic possibilities of forró. It is also one of the biggest bands of the genre in the country, alongside Calcinha Preta.
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